Investors plough huge capital into Abuja research area

The Institute and Research Area of Abuja is fast becoming transformed as more financiers plough their capital there. The Institute and Research Area in Idu may be a mixed-use in the cadastral map because next to Nobel Academy is a 100-housing unit estate nearing completion.Two private institutions, the Nigeria Turkish Nile University and the Baze […]

The Institute and Research Area of Abuja is fast becoming transformed as more financiers plough their capital there.
The Institute and Research Area in Idu may be a mixed-use in the cadastral map because next to Nobel Academy is a 100-housing unit estate nearing completion.
Two private institutions, the Nigeria Turkish Nile University and the Baze University have already made tremendous difference in the place with their magnificent structures.
The latest investor is Mrs Maryam Muttalab Duba, proprietress of Nobel Academy, an exclusively girl-child school designed to nurture girls for leadership role in the 21 century.
When Daily Trust visited huge construction site covering 2.8 hectares last Friday, construction workers were doing diverse work.
The academic building of the school being tiled is planned with first-rate facilities. The staff office carries an ambience that makes one work and work. It has 20 classrooms, eight laboratories and a library. The library which is online has resources covering both e-books and physical books. At the back of the two-storey academic building is a horticulture garden.
The two-storey hostel has a common room, 24 units with two dormitories each and a basement for laundry. Each dormitory has three bathrooms, three toilets and three box rooms. Attached to the dormitory is a kitchenette. Each unit has a common area apart from the main one at the entrance of each floor.
The auditorium with its below-the-surface walkway no doubt shows the sophistication of the architects.  
The large dining building with conical roof and a multipurpose hall has capacity for 500. The teachers quarters look cute just like the sporting complex invites even non athletes.
Mr Stewart Cowden who is principal of the school said management looks forward to producing a premier institution in the whole of Africa in the next three years. The proprietress said by April, all structures will be set for use.